LVMH also wants to bask in the glow of Labubu. The creator of the global sensation is flirting with luxury.

Moynat, a brand owned by the French conglomerate LVMH, has announced a unique collaboration with the man who brought us Labubu. What has come of it?
Like it or not, Labubu has taken the world by storm and significantly influenced contemporary fashion , design , and pop culture . This fate was brought to us by: Kasing Lung .
The Hong Kong artist, who likes to combine the style of comics and cartoons with inspirations from Nordic myths and folklore in his projects, created a trilogy of books called The Monsters in 2015, which also included the now-popular plush creature with a feisty and nasty expression .

Two years later, Lung signed a contract with a Chinese company, Pop Mart, specializing in collectible figurines hidden in so-called blind boxes, and... you know the rest of the story—or rather, the hysteria. Even my four-year-old son knows what Labubu ("Such a strange rabbit") is, but fortunately, he doesn't like it.
The LVMH-owned brand collaborates with the creator of LabubuBut with celebrities sporting plush keychains to accompany high-end handbags like the Hermès Birkin , it was obvious that a high-end brand would soon want to bask in the Labubu glow. And now we have it.

The LVMH -owned brand Moynat , which specializes in handbags and leather goods, has announced a limited collection created in collaboration with Kasing Lung .
With this collaboration, Moynat pays tribute to the extraordinary world and art of Kasinga Lunga , while reaffirming the House's unwavering commitment to artistry, innovation and timeless design.
The collaborative products revolve around the most popular characters created by Kasinga , namely King Mon , Zimomo and, of course, Labubu , which are placed on the classic M Canvas pattern.

The collection includes products well-known to Moynat customers, such as the Tote bag, Hobo bag, Mini 48h , and the incredibly exclusive Mignon . The offering is complemented by card holders, passport covers, and key rings that combine the company's heritage with the narrative and talent of Kasinga Lunga .
The collection was photographed by Xiangyu Liu , and the campaign featured actress Michelle Yeoh , actor Tony Leung , fashion editor Carine Roitfeld and ballet dancer Guillaume Diop .

The collection, the first part of which will go on sale in October, perfectly coincides with the 10th anniversary of The Monsters series.

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